UNIVERSITY CITY Vase attributed to Frederick Rhead

Frederick Hurten Rhead for University City Rare bud vase with stylized cypresses USA, 1911hand-carved and glazed earthenware 4.75 h × 2 dia in (12 × 5 cm) Incised signature and dat

A Wedgwood Pâte-sur-Pâte Vase UK, circa 1880 Glazed stonewareDecoration attributed to Frederick Rhead; of pilgrim flask formImpressed "WEDGWOOD" (H: 6 7/8, W: 6 1/8, D: 2 in.)Qty: (1)

University City Vase and reticulated stand USA, 1913crystalline-glazed porcelain, bisque earthenware 6.25 h × 4.75 dia in (16 × 12 cm) Glazed signature and date to underside of vas

beautiful crystal glaze and form in the manner of Taxile Doat and University city pottery. Hairline crack on rim. Unsigned. Dimensions: 10.5″h x 6″d

Taxile Doat likely for University City Gourd vase USA, 1912-14crystalline-glazed porcelain 9 h x 4.125 dia in (23 x 10 cm) While this work was likely created during Doat's tenure at University

University City Cylindrical vase USA, 1913crystalline-glazed porcelain 5 h x 2.125 dia in (13 x 5 cm) Incised signature, date and number to underside 'UC 1913 No. 3'. Provenance

University City Porcelain Vase 1914. Signed. Perfect condition. 3.25"d x 2"h. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lower 48 states. SHIPPING We box and ship

Jervis Pottery Matte Green Squeeze-Bag Decorated Vase 1908. Frederick Rhead joined William Jervis in Oyster Bay, NY in 1908. This piece is dated "08" and was likely decorated by Frederick Rhead. Signe

2 English pottery chargers: unsigned charger with phoenix decoration, attributed to Frederick Rhead for Cauldon, 12"-diameter; charger with pelican, signed P. Ridgway and dated 09, with impressed Caul

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Attributed to Frederick Hurten Rhead (1880-1942) for Vance-Avon Pottery earthenware four-handled jardiniere and pedestal with squeezebag decoration of long stemmed white tulips Tiltonville, Ohio, circ

Attributed to Frederick Hurten Rhead (1880-1942) for Vance-Avon Pottery. Earthenware four-handled jardiniere with raised grapes and grape leaves design. Bottom marked FH 1004.Dimensions: 8.25" H x 13.

Phoenix Ware English Arts & Crafts peacock vase designed by Frederick Rhead. Perfect condition. 13"h x 6"d. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lower 48 sta

An early 20th century Roseville Rozane "Della Robbia" line Art Pottery vase designed by Frederick Hurten Rhead. Shape #58, having a flared form and rounded shoulders, with multi-color glaze and incise

Vance Avon triangular vase, the influence of Frederick Rhead's squeeze bag technique revealing barren trees against an eventide sky and a flowing stream near the cut-out base in Arts & Crafts style. H

Tall and elegant "Elers Ware" vase designed by Frederick Alfred Rhead (circa 1920) and made by Wood & Sons in Burslem, England. The double gourd vase is tube lined with repeating stylized floral patte

Rare 8 1/2" signed Frederick Rhead art pottery vase with oriental motif. All good, estate fresh.

Vase with scenic landscape By Frederick Hurten Rhead (1880-1942) Vance Avon Faience Tiltonsville OH/Wheeling WV Circa 1903 6 5/8" H High gloss glaze with squeeze bag technique showing leafless trees a

Frederick Rhead Pottery Santa Barbara matte gray vase. Signed. Tight, almost invisible hairlines. 4"h x 4"d. We box and ship ourselves, to keep shipping costs low. We do not use a packaging service, u

Marked to bottomDimensions: H 7.5" x Diameter 4.5"Condition: good

Pair of Bohemia Lithyalin Glass Vases and (3) Piece Garniture Attributed to Frederick Eggerman. circa 1830, blown and cut glass. Max Ht. 9 in.

Frederick Hurten Rhead (1880-1942) for Wardle & Co., made for Liberty & Co. Hadcote vase, #2 England high glazed ceramic impressed marks 5 1/2"dia x 12 1/4"h

Frederick Rhead - Weller Pottery sgraffito decorated vase. Signed "Rhead". Perfect condition. 5"h x 3"d Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lower 48 states

Arts & Crafts Two-Handled Studio Vase c1910. Impressed "UC". Although not stylistically anything like University City Pottery, it does resemble ZARK Pottery which was also located in St Louis. Partial